Name: To Save a Beach (en Inglés)
SKU: 69094258
Price: 34.81 USD
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Author: Sandra Bourke
ISBN: 9781923568969

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Connor Court Publishing Pty Ltd

Autor

Sandra Bourke

Año

2026

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

514

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781923568969

To Save a Beach (en Inglés)

Sandra Bourke (Autor) · Connor Court Publishing Pty Ltd · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "To Save a Beach (en Inglés)"

When plans for offshore wind turbines reach Hawks Nest, Sandra Bourke believes she is fighting to save one beach: endangered petrels, migrating whales and the community bound to its shore.She discovers a much bigger map of Australia.With Bruce and campervan Rogue, Sandra crosses rainforests, cattle country, coastal towns, farming valleys and polling booths, meeting Australians resisting turbines, grid solar, pumped hydro and transmission lines as the machinery of government rolls on.But beneath the campaign runs a darker current: intimidation, division, and hatred gathering force while those in power look away. The closer Sandra comes to power, the clearer the pattern becomes: warnings dismissed, dissent vilified, the government pressing on without listening.To Save a Beach is a hard-hitting narrative non-fiction about reckless renewables, political power, and democracy. It asks what remains of the social contract when government stops listening, and what Australians do when looking away is no longer an option.About the author: Sandra Bourke is an Australian former federal law enforcement officer, national security specialist, and political advocate. She is currently the Director of Myall Coast Consulting Services. In 2024-25, she served as a spokesperson for ADVANCE, a conservative political group, and is a prominent critic of large-scale renewable energy projects in regional areas.